Interesting As Fuck...

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Whale Shark With Over 50 Fish in Its Mouth

 

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The day Sweden switched what side of the road they drive on, 1967

 

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1989 Buick has a touch screen radio.

 

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Insanely Realistic Art Piece Display in Orlando International Airport

 

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In order to protect themselves from poachers, African Elephants have been evolving without tusks.

 

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The US military lost the T-28 super heavy tank prototype for about 30 years until it was found by a Virgina farmer in some bushes.

 

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The African Resistance Monument, in Dakar /Senegal.

 

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The Inside of a Spacesuit

 

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A man tests a prototype football helmet, 1912

 

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An early Cold War photo of the three-inch thick, one-thousand pound steel springs designed to help protect the NORAD Command Post inside Cheyenne Mountain from the earthquakes and nuclear blasts.

 

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"Iron Dome" Air-Defense System Shoots Down Palestinian Rockets Fired At Tel-Aviv

 

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This is the Bagger 288, built by the German company Krupp for the energy and mining firm Rheinbraun. Heaviest and Biggest land vehicle in the world, at 13,500 tons and $100 million to buy

 

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The hidden security at the Super Bowl

 

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Today, 80 years ago in 1941, German scientist Konrad Zuse presented the world's first programmable computer to an audience in Berlin. Following the war, in 1946, IBM received the patents.

 

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Sleeping Squirrels in their nest on someone's window ledge.

 

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A calf with three eyes has been born in Wales. The vet who took the picture said she had never seen anything like it before.

Cloning gone wrong

 

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In 2017, a man digging to install power cables under his lawn in Arkansas instead stumbled across a gargantuan, 3,000+ pound Quartz cluster! it later sold for $500,000!

I can't help wonder what was the true value.

 

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The crack on the I40 bridge over the Mississippi in Memphis which causes the bridge to be shut down.

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The I-40 bridge, which opened in 1973, carried a 2020 average of 35,000 vehicles a day across the river, 29% of them trucks, according to the report. Degges said the average is closer to 50,000 vehicles a day, with about a quarter being trucks. Its traffic volume was expected to increase to 56,000 vehicles a day by 2040, the report said.
“I'm not trying to be all doom and gloom, but this is a pretty dire situation for the regional economy ... This is going to really create some potential problems for us," said Republican U.S. Rep. Rick Crawford, whose district includes the east Arkansas end of the bridge."

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A statue of Yasuke, an African slave, who arrived in Japan in 1579 and became the first black Samurai

 

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The size of this Rastafarian’s pipe

 

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The voices of Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse got married in real life.

 

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Jane Digby had a very unusual life : She married 4 times and had twice as many affairs in 5 countries, with kings, wealthy men, diplomats, rebels and warlords. A polyglot who spoke 8 languanges, she finally settled into a nomadic life in the desert by marrying a Syrian Sheikh 20 years her junior

 

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The voices of Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse got married in real life.

I wonder which of the Seven Dwarves is her father?

 

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The way the Chevy Vega was shipped in 1971.

 

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Interesting

 

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Roy wood jr. giving dildos to University students on campus during the famous ‘Cocks not Glocks’ movement to protest against Guns in universities in Texas. Idk why the girls are so happy about though

 

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In the 1950s cigarettes were marketed as being good for you. Here is a man buying cigarettes in a hospital

 

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There are over 200 dead bodies of climbers on Mt. Everest because it’s so difficult to bring them down.

 

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A humpback whale named “Blade-runner”, because they survived a boat propeller in 2001.

 

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This internet troll-turned gangster was a computer genius who extended Iran's nuclear strike range, created encryption the NSA couldn't break, and formed the world's first digital cartel. He may also have invented Bitcoin.

 

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Osama Bin Laden and his judo classmates

 

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When you get a key copied, the locksmith usually asks if the key is an original or a copy. This is because the process of copying a key is lossy; each time you make a copy from a copy, detail is lost. After many generations, the copied key will be blank.

 

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This is Mike Tyson at the age of 13

 

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Impressive if you ask me

 

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Bicycle for 7'1 Shaq